St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-23
THE BERLIN BUDGET.
Germany Agitated over The EIec.
tOrai Campaign for Seats in the

Germany Agitated over The EIec-
tOrai Campaign for Seats in the
ReicIastag.
BERLIN, Jan. 22.-The lower house of
the landtag Will not present an address to
Emperor William. The Conservatives were
unanimously in favor of presenting him
with an address, but the National Liberals
refused to cooperate. A rumor is current,
which it is said Emperor William will issue,
will take the form Of letter eulogiZing
Prince Bismarck. Delegations from the
three national parties met yesterday for the
purpose Of organizing a central electoral
committee. Herr MontelOn, Conservative,
Herr Kyllmann, National Liberal, and Herr
ZedltZ, German Liberal we're chosen presi-
dents. The committee unanimously chose as
candidate for the reichStag Herr LevetZow.
for the First electorate of Berlin, Gen. Won
Moltke for the Second, Herr Miguel for the
Third. Herr Boederker for the Fourth. Herr
CTamer for the Fifth and Herr Holtz for
the Sixth. One report names Herr Bennig-
sen, the National Liberal leader, as the can
aidate for the First district. Herr Miguel
OFFERS TO RESIGN
the Office of burgomaster of Frankfort,
which he now holds, if he is elected. Herr
St0ecker will represent constituency out
side of Berlin in order to avoid eudanger-
ing the compromise between the moderate
parties. a IL the district papers publish sup
plementS containing the speeches in
the rechStag made by Prince Bismarck
Herr Richlers speech has been published
in pamphlet form and 1000 copies sold
The manifesto of the Free Conservatives
asserts plainly that victory for the oppo-
Sition will entail European war. 1t says
if the septennate term be accepted the de-
Velopment of the nation will be peaceful
and happy. The Guelph party in Hanover
publish manifesto declaring that the par
ties called National" in agitating an i'm
mediate increase Of the army. keep the
country in perpetual fear of war and para
lyZe all confidence in the future. The man
ifesto says:
1t is not upon great armies, but upon those
who, preserving the faith Of their fathers, de-
fend faithfully and fearlessly the rights of
the people, that we must rely for the basis
upon which to place the well being of the ma
ton.
THE SOCIALISTS
met and decided to run a candidate when
ever there was chance to GUST a ConServa-
tive. Where no socialist is nominated the
party will support the Liberal candidate
AS a prelude to their manifesto the social
Compliment" which is couched, says the
Voss Gazette. III terms more violent than
any ever hitherto attempted. The manifesto
urges the socialists to prosecute vigorous
can paign and hasten the moment when the
purifying fire of revolution will devour the
Old world. which is filled with crime and
violence. The police tried to suppress the
manifesto, but despite their efforts they
found that 40. 900 copies Of it had been dis
tributed in single morning. The party
COUNTS ON MATERIAL HELP
from Herr Lebknecht. They have NOM
mated as candidates Herr Kayser. in Halle;
Herr GevitZ, in Weimar; Herr Beissans. in
Erfurt; Herr Book. in Gotha: Herr Schu-
macher in DOrtmunde; Herr Vollmar. in
Munich and Herr Bebel, in Hamburg The
Kreuz Zeitung says that the bundeSrath
has unanimously adopted Prussia's motion
disOiving the reichStag. In the election to
fill a seat in the Prussian diet made vacant
BY the death of Herr Won Loewe, Herr
SehiZ, National Liberal. received 1912 votes
and Herr Ryusoh, Conservative, SO. The
chapter at BreSIau has nominated six can
didates for election 10 Lie reichstag. herYen
Bannerth, G,eirh. IafFner. Kopp, Niplet
and Nerlich. The prince bishop has sub
milIed the list TO the government. Prus-
ga has entered Into negotiations with a
to purchasing the Library of the late
{. Won ltanks for the Royal library al
b.. H. The library is valued at 800. 900
mas Last years business at the Deut-
sches iheGtre was a financial failure Frau
Niemann an other stars are about 10 sever
their cenneeLan With the theatre. A nnm-